Book, Chapter

1        I, XV   |       brought them, they would break the league, and ravage all
2       II, X    |      your might set to work to break in pieces and destroy those
3       II, XII  |   guilty of being the first to break the compact I have made
4       IV, VIII |        telling her that at the break of day she should depart
5       IV, XVI  |      tides of the ocean, which break upon Britain all round its
6       IV, XXII |       to death, that I may not break my promise."~As soon, therefore,
7       IV, XXIII| remainder of the night; and at break of day, the brothers came
8        V, IV   |   enter his house that day and break his fast. I joined my entreaties